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UTHUKELA DISTRICT PROFILE

2014 EDITION

CENSUS DATA 2011

CONTENT General Orientation • • • • •

Vision of UThukela DM UThukela DM Family Local Houses of TA leaders % Traditional Areas in proportion to District Municipal Areas (2011) Political Party Rulling

• Voting Distribution Per LM (2014) Demography of each District and its LM’s Social Services Economy • General Valuation Roll • (Reference is still to be included) Infrastructure/Municipal Services Outline of Development Priorities Directory of Municipalities and House of Traditional Leaders

2014 EDITION

VISION ‘An improved quality of life for all in a globally interconnected, stable and developed region’. The uThukela vision is to be realised through key focal areas which includes local economic development. Tourism is a key economic sector and therefore forms a large part of local economic development for the district. The mission which relates to this is to enhance development and increase service delivery. Development includes tourism development which as indicated by the IDP needs to be further exploited. The IDP acknowledges that Okhahlamba Municipality has the most recognized distinctive economic landmark, i.e. UKhahlamba Drakensberg World Heritage Site. Tourism infrastructure is underdeveloped and completely non-existent in traditional areas. Particular attention needs to be paid to accessibility factors: roads, transport and signage. The challenges identified include, ageing infrastructure and limited services, lack of skills, high unemployment and poverty and attraction of investors, tourists and skilled human resource due to

DC23

its location away from the two major cities (Durban and Johannesburg). The strategies developed related to tourism are to promote tourism in the District as the District is rich in Tourism especially in the Drakensberg Mountains, Implementation of an SMME’s programme and promote PPP’S, through efficient and effective management of resources and assets, through the creation of an environment that is conducive to Economic Development, capacitating of Cooperatives in the District, utilisation of the shared services centre, optimal utilisation and management of the District resources, and Localisation of the National policies. The IDP makes the following observation of tourism in the district: ‘The World Heritage Site is located within uThukela District. UThukela district municipality is a unique mix of the majestic Drakensberg Mountains, historical and world renowned battle sites and out of Africa experiences. These qualities have created a District that is a tourism magnet in Southern Africa.’ This view is shared by the LED Strategy of 2004 which sees uThukela as ‘Tourism Potential’. There are various investment opportunities which have been identified and include Weenen Cultural Theme Park, Dinosaur Valley, the strategic location with two national roads traversing the area (N3 and N11), Mnweni Cable Car, Woodstock Dam and Cannibal Route amongst others.

DISTRICT CODE DISTRICT NAME DC21 DC22 DC23 DC24 DC25 DC26 DC27 DC28 DC29 DC43 ETHEKWINI Total

AREA KM

Ugu Umgungundlovu Uthukela Umzinyathi Amajuba Zululand Umkhanyakude Uthungulu Ilembe Harry Gwala Ethekwini Metropolitan Municipality

5046 8942 11329 8079 6910 15305 12818 8215 3260 11128 2292 93324

% AREA KM

5.4 9.6 12.1 8.7 7.4 16.4 13.7 8.8 3.5 11.9 2.5 100

ETHEKWINI DC43

% of Area per District

16 14

DC29

12 10 8

DC28

6 4 2 0

DC27

DC26

2014 EDITION

DC21

UThukela DM GENERAL ORIENTATION

Uthukela

2014 EDITION

UThukela DISTRICT FAMILY

Source: cogta website

2014 EDITION

% Traditional Aeas in proportion to District Municipal Areas (2011) AMAJUBA DM

` Biggersberg ^

FREE STATE ABANTUNGWA-KOLWA TA

` Van Reenen ^

` Elandslaagte ^

Emnambithi/Ladysmith

MCUNU TA MBENSE TA NXUMALO TA SIGWEJE TA

` Geluksburg ^

UMZINYATHI DM

` Ladysmith ^

` Little Switzerland ^

` ^

Ezkakheni

` Roosboom ^

Indaka INGWE TA SITHOLE TA

Bergville ` Bergville ^ District ` ^

AMAZIZI TA

` Colenso ^

MTHEMBU TA

Okhahlamba AMANGWANE TA

` Winterton ^ ` Weenen ^ ` Frere ^ ` Cathedral Peak ^

Umtshezi

` Estcourt ^

AMANGWE TA

LESOTHO

MABASO TA MHLUNGWINI TA

Imbabazane

DHLAMINI TA

HLUBI TA

ABAMBO TA

` Hlatikulu ^

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UMGUNGUNDLOVU DM Source: - Department of Co-operative Governance and Traditional Affairs

4.25

8.5

25.5

Kilometers 34

Legend

` ^

Main Towns

17.97% Traditional Authority Area District Area

District Area

Traditional Areas

82.03%

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Traditional Authority Area

O N IA D

UThukela District Municipality

% Traditional Areas in Proportion to District Municipal Areas (2011)

Voting Distribution Per LM (2014) ! (

FREE STATE

! ( Wasbank

! ( Driefontein

! ( Van Reenen

Emnambithi/Ladysmith ! ( Geluksburg

Indaka

! ( Pomeroy

Umzinyathi District Municipality

! ( Jagers Rust

Uthukela District Municipality Okhahlamba

! ( Tugela Ferry

Umtshezi

Imbabazane LESOTHO

Âś

Umgungundlovu District Municipality ! ( Nottingham Road Data Sources -Department of Co-operative Governance and Traditional Affairs -Stats SA

Kilometers 80

! (

Legend

70.00%

Main Towns Ex TLC's

Political Party with the highest votes (2014) ANC

Percentage of Votes (%)

! (

80.00%

60.00% 50.00% 40.00% 30.00% 20.00% 10.00% 0.00%

2014 EDITION

Emnambithi/Ladys mith

Indaka

Umtshezi

Okhahlamba

Imbabazane

ANC

KZN232 73.88%

KZN233 47.96%

KZN234 54.45%

KZN235 54.74%

KZN236 58.91%

7.84%

2.12%

8.16%

6.32%

2.22%

EFF

1.93%

0.84%

0.89%

1.26%

1.06%

DEMOGRAPHY

2014 EDITION

% of Population Distribution Per LM (1996-2011) Amajuba

FREE STATE ! ( Driefontein ! ( Van Reenen

Emnambithi/Ladysmith (35%) ! ( Geluksburg

Indaka (15%)

! ( Jagers Rust

Umzinyathi Okhahlamba (20%) Umtshezi (12%)

Legend Main Towns Ex TLC's

Imbabazane (17%)

% Population 2011

LESOTHO

12 13 - 15

Umgungundlovu

16 - 17 18 - 20 21 - 35

40.00 35.00 30.00 25.00 20.00 15.00 10.00 5.00 0.00 Indaka

Umtshezi

Okhahlamba

% Population 1996 Emnambithi/Ladysmith

Population Percentage (%)

Population Distribution

KZN232

KZN233

KZN234

KZN235

% Population 2001 % Population 2011

Local Municiaplity

2014 EDITION

Race Composition Emnambithi 0.98%

4.39%

2.68% 0.19%

Black African Coloured 91.75%

Indian or Asian White Other

Indaka 0.09%

0.18% 0.07% 0.04%

Black African Coloured Indian or Asian 99.62%

White Other

2014 EDITION

Umtshezi

2.29%

1.36%

5.82%

0.30%

Black African Coloured Indian or Asian White

90.22%

Other

Ukhahlamba 0.36%

2.14% 0.17%

0.22%

Black African Coloured Indian or Asian White Other

97.12%

Imbabazane 0.09%

0.24% 0.08%

0.07%

Black African Coloured Indian or Asian White 99.52%

Other

2014 EDITION

Population Density Per LM 2011 Zululand

Amajuba

FREE STATE

Driefontein

! (

! ( Van Reenen

Emnambithi/Ladysmith ! ( Geluksburg

Indaka

Umzinyathi

! ( Jagers Rust

Okhahlamba Legend Main Towns

Umtshezi

Ex TLC's

Population 1996 2001 2011

LESOTHO

Imbabazane Population Density 2011 per kmÂ˛ 108

Umgungundlovu

Data Sources -Department of Co-operative Governance and Traditional Affairs -Stats SA

109 - 129

Âś 20

130 - 253 254 - 315

Kilometers 30

% Distribution of Population Per LM (2011) Amajuba

FREE STATE ! ( Driefontein ! ( Van Reenen

Emnambithi/Ladysmith (35%) ! ( Geluksburg

Indaka (15%)

! ( Jagers Rust

Umzinyathi

Legend Okhahlamba (20%)

Main Towns Ex TLC's

Umtshezi (12%)

% Population 2011 12 13 - 15

Imbabazane (17%) LESOTHO

16 - 17

Umgungundlovu

18 - 20 21 - 35

40.00 35.00 30.00 25.00 20.00 15.00 10.00 5.00 0.00 Indaka

Umtshezi

Okhahlamba

% Population 1996 Emnambithi/Ladysmith

Population Percentage (%)

Population Distribution

KZN232

KZN233

KZN234

KZN235

% Population 2001 % Population 2011

Local Municiaplity

2014 EDITION

Gender Pyramid

80+ 75 to 79 70 to 74 65 to 69 60 to 64 55 to 59

Axis Title

50 to 54 45 to 49 40 to 44

Females

35 to 39

Males

30 to 34 25 to 29 20 to 24 15 to 19 10 to 14 5 to 9 0 to 4 50 000.00

40 000.00

30 000.00

20 000.00

10 000.00

0.00

10 000.00

20 000.00

30 000.00

40 000.00

50 000.00

2014 EDITION

Gender Percentage

Amajuba

36% 35%

FREE STATE

Driefontein Van Reenen

Emnambithi/Ladysmith

15% 16%

Geluksburg

Indaka

Legend

Jagers Rust

Umzinyathi

20% 20%

Main Towns Ex TLC's

Okhahlamba 17% 17%

Local Municipality Umtshezi

% female 17% 17%

% male

Imbabazane

% female

LESOTHO

1 - 12 Umgungundlovu

13 - 16 17 18 - 20 21 - 35

40.00

Gender Population (%)

35.00 30.00 25.00 20.00 15.00 10.00 5.00 0.00

% male population % female population

Emnambithi/L adysmith

Indaka

Umtshezi

Okhahlamba

Imbabazane

KZN232 35.87

KZN233 14.95

KZN234 12.41

KZN235 19.80

KZN236 16.97

35.18

15.83

12.45

19.70

16.85

2014 EDITION

SOCIAL SERVICES

Tourism Projects as identified by the LED Strategy • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •

Tourism Development Plan. Signage on the N3. UThukela Gateway Concept Development and Feasibility Study. World Heritage Site Tourism Initiative. Investigation of Tourism Development Potential of Woodstock, Spieonkop and Wagendrift Dams. Mweni Valley and the Cable-way. Zulu Garden of Remembrance. Dinosaur Valley. Gongolo Game Reserve. Any number of craft centres andcultural villages. uThukela Biosphere Reserve Tourism policies – historical and cultural tourism. Igongolo Game Reserve. Support to Publicity Associations. Tourism Potential in TraditionalAuthority and Freehold Areas. Weenen Cultural Theme Park. Cannibal Route. District Craft Centre.

census data 2011 IDP 2014/15

Education Levels Per LM (2011)

Amajuba District Municipality

Legend PlaceNames

FREE STATE ! (

! .

Ex TLC'S

! (

Main Towns

! (

Emnambithi/Ladysmith ! (

Education Levels

Indaka

! .

No Schooling

! (

Umzinyathi District Municipality ! .

Some Primary Complete Primary

! .

Okhahlamba

Some Secondary

! . ! .

Grade 12

Umtshezi

Higher Unspecified

! .

Imbabazane

Not Applicable Local Municipality

LESOTHO

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Umgungundlovu District Municipality Data Source: KZN Department of Education Demarcation Board Stats SA

District Municipality Provincial Boundary Kilometers 30

Lesotho

POPULATION PER LOCAL MUNICIPALITY Thousands

uThukela District Municipality Education Levels 2011,2001,1996

0 KZN232 Emnambithi/Ladysmith KZN233 Indaka KZN234 Umtshezi KZN235 Okhahlamba KZN236 Imbabazane

NoSchooling 2011 12716 11236 8650 12195 9706

NoSchooling 2001 28993 26085 11516 30952 23304

NoSchooling 1996 26973 30574 11903 31752 24945

SomePrimary 2011 59844 32814 22604 40179 33017

SomePrimary 2001 63524 38224 16381 44829 38551

SomePrimary 1996 44361 24621 8719 32572 30344

CompletePrima CompletePrima CompletePrima SomeSecondar ry 2011 ry 2001 ry 1996 y 2011 11526 14885 12996 65671 5599 6666 5622 25272 3987 3413 2509 20282 6796 8204 7310 32619 5743 7793 7752 30025

SomeSecondar y 2001 57686 20225 13089 26361 26978

SomeSecondar y 1996 46247 16494 10370 20820 24918

Grade12_2011

Grade12_2001

Grade12_1996

43857 10634 12980 16458 16567

27345 5488 6945 7415 7599

14866 3330 4470 4414 6289

2014 EDITION

Hig

POPULATION PER LOCAL MUNICIPALITY Thousands

uThukela District Municipality Education Levels 2011,2001,1996

2 Emnambithi/Ladysmith 3 Indaka 4 Umtshezi 5 Okhahlamba 6 Imbabazane

de12_2011 43857 10634 12980 16458 16567

NoSchooling 2011 12716 11236 8650 12195 9706

NoSchooling 2001 28993 26085 11516 30952 23304

NoSchooling 1996 26973 30574 11903 31752 24945

SomePrimary 2011 59844 32814 22604 40179 33017

SomePrimary 2001 63524 38224 16381 44829 38551

SomePrimary 1996 44361 24621 8719 32572 30344

CompletePrima CompletePrima CompletePrima SomeSecondar ry 2011 ry 2001 ry 1996 y 2011 11526 14885 12996 65671 5599 6666 5622 25272 3987 3413 2509 20282 6796 8204 7310 32619 5743 7793 7752 30025

Grade12_2001

Grade12_1996

Higher 2011

Higher 2001

Higher 1996

27345 5488 6945 7415 7599

14866 3330 4470 4414 6289

11935 1101 3567 2793 1988

8201 1163 2255 2787 1255

4200 549 1354 1058 556

Unspecified 2011 504 42 114 59 71

Unspecified 2001 0 0 0 0 0

SomeSecondar y 2001 57686 20225 13089 26361 26978

SomeSecondar y 1996 46247 16494 10370 20820 24918

Unspecified 1996 8785 2853 2988 5421 4013

Grade12_2011

Grade12_2001

Grade12_1996

Higher 2011

Higher 2001

43857 10634 12980 16458 16567

27345 5488 6945 7415 7599

14866 3330 4470 4414 6289

11935 1101 3567 2793 1988

8201 1163 2255 2787 1255

NotApplicable 2011 31386 16416 10968 20968 15956

NotApplicable 2001 24825 15793 6487 17376 15143

NotApplicable 1996 20087 14435 5381 15995 13705

“Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world.” - Nelson Mandela

Source : UThukela 2011 IDP 2014/15

Educational Level Per LM Amajuba District Municipality

FREE STATE ! ( ! (

Emnambithi/Ladysmith ! (

Indaka

! .

Legend

! (

Umzinyathi District Municipality ! .

! .

Okhahlamba

PlaceNames ! .

Ex TLC'S

! (

Main Towns

Education Levels

! .

No Schooling

! .

Some Primary

Umtshezi

Complete Primary Some Secondary

! .

Grade 12

Imbabazane

Higher Unspecified

LESOTHO

Not Applicable

Âś

Umgungundlovu District Municipality Data Source: KZN Department of Education Demarcation Board Stats SA

Local Municipality District Municipality Provincial Boundary Kilometers 30

Lesotho

POPULATION PER LOCAL MUNICIPALITY Thousands

uThukela District Municipality Education Levels 2011,2001,1996

0 KZN232 Emnambithi/Ladysmith KZN233 Indaka KZN234 Umtshezi KZN235 Okhahlamba KZN236 Imbabazane

NoSchooling 2011 12716 11236 8650 12195 9706

2014 EDITION

NoSchooling 2001 28993 26085 11516 30952 23304

NoSchooling 1996 26973 30574 11903 31752 24945

SomePrimary 2011 59844 32814 22604 40179 33017

SomePrimary 2001 63524 38224 16381 44829 38551

SomePrimary 1996 44361 24621 8719 32572 30344

CompletePrima CompletePrima CompletePrima SomeSecondar ry 2011 ry 2001 ry 1996 y 2011 11526 14885 12996 65671 5599 6666 5622 25272 3987 3413 2509 20282 6796 8204 7310 32619 5743 7793 7752 30025

SomeSecondar y 2001 57686 20225 13089 26361 26978

SomeSecondar y 1996 46247 16494 10370 20820 24918

Grade12_2011

Grade12_2001

Grade12_1996

43857 10634 12980 16458 16567

27345 5488 6945 7415 7599

14866 3330 4470 4414 6289

POPULATION PER LOCAL MUNICIPALITY Thousands

uThukela District Municipality Education Levels 2011,2001,1996

rade12_2011 20

43857 1010634

12980

016458 NoSchooling 16567 2011 ysmith 12716 11236 8650 12195 9706

Grade12_2001 27345 5488 6945 7415 NoSchooling 7599 2001 28993 26085 11516 30952 23304

Grade12_1996

14866 3330 4470 4414 NoSchooling SomePrimary 1996 6289 2011 26973 30574 11903 31752 24945

59844 32814 22604 40179 33017

Higher 2011 11935 1101 3567 2793 SomePrimary 1988 2001 63524 38224 16381 44829 38551

Higher 2001

Higher 1996

8201 4200 1163 549 2255 1354 2787 1058 SomePrimary CompletePrima CompletePrima 556 1996 1255 ry 2011 ry 2001 44361 24621 8719 32572 30344

11526 5599 3987 6796 5743

14885 6666 3413 8204 7793

Unspecified Unspecified 2011 2001 504 0 42 0 114 0 59 0 CompletePrima SomeSecondar SomeSecondar 0 y 2001 ry 199671 y 2011 12996 5622 2509 7310 7752

65671 25272 20282 32619 30025

57686 20225 13089 26361 26978

Unspecified NotApplicable NotApplicable NotApplicable 1996 2011 2001 1996 8785 31386 24825 20087 2853 16416 15793 14435 2988 10968 6487 5381 5421 20968 17376 15995 SomeSecondar Grade12_2001 Grade12_1996 Higher 2011 Higher 2001 4013 Grade12_201115956 15143 13705 y 1996 46247 16494 10370 20820 24918

43857 10634 12980 16458 16567

27345 5488 6945 7415 7599

14866 3330 4470 4414 6289

11935 1101 3567 2793 1988

2014 EDITION

8201 1163 2255 2787 1255

Higher 1996 4200 549 1354 1058 556

TOURISM â&#x20AC;&#x153;The primary tourism potential within the province is in the beach tourism, cultural tourism and eco-tourism markets. It recognizes the Battlefields Route and Drakensberg region as areas of national tourism importance. It also recognizes creating opportunities for poor communities through tourism. The PSEDS uses the key structural principles of the development of nodes and corridors to link economic development opportunities spatially. The corridors prioritised through the PSEDS which fall within the boundaries of uThukela District, as shown on the map below are the, UKhahlamba, and the Weenen-Nkandla-Eshowe tourism corridors. The PSEDS also identifies focus areas for tourism in uThukela which are: â&#x20AC;˘ Battle fields routes: development of linkages to benefit previously disadvantaged â&#x20AC;˘ Drakensberg eco-tourism: develop cultural tourism opportunities with bordering communities The uThukela strategy will adhere to the principles and provincial framework that the PSEDS sets out through promoting the relevant implications, such as promoting cultural and eco-tourism and the Drakensburg and Battlefields attractions. Source : UThukela 2011 IDP 2014/15

Priority Project Concept Plans • Six priority concept plans were chosen from the priority list to create project designs as catalytic • projects. These project designs include identification of key on-site activities; basic project • implementation (budget, timeframes and champions) planning; sustainability and transference of • skills as well as the identification of possible funding sources. The six projects chosen which are listed • below have been through a consultative process and were unanimously agreed upon at the last • Project Steering Committee held toward the development of the uThukela District Tourism Strategy. • 1) Project 1.2.1. Develop a district marketing and distribution strategy with a M&E system • linked to tourist trends spurred by marketing initiatives , and campaigns, and seminars • 2) Project 1.2.6. Feasibility study and

Source : UThukela 2011 IDP 2014/15

• • • • • • • • • • •

Business Plan for the establishment of a detailed tourism route for uThukela 3) Project 2.3.4 Develop a themed tourism information node/Hub including a district craft hub with shops and job opportunities along N3 and N11 (or main tourism routes) to include an entertainment area /Centre 4) Project 3.2.4 Facilitate the establishment of a hospitality and tourism training and development center in the district in partner with recognized tourism training centers with satellite offices 5) Project 5.2.6. Develop a Regional Tourism Organization incorporating the District Tourism Forum 6) Project 2.1.12. Investigate the development of a Cableway as an iconic signature project in line with the KZN Tourism Master Plan

ECONOMY

Alignment with New Growth Path The new growth path is a broad framework that sets out a vision and identifies key areas where jobs can be created. It was introduced in 2011. The new growth path is intended to address unemployment, inequality and poverty in a strategy that is principally reliant on creating a significant increase in the number of new jobs in the economy, mainly in the private sector.Tourism has been identified in the New Growth Path as one of the six key sectors of economic growth in South Africa. The new growth path sets a target of creating five million jobs in the next ten years. This target is projected to reduce unemployment from 25% to 15%. Critically, this employment target can only be achieved if the social partners and government work together to address key structural challenges in the economy. The new growth path seeks to place the economy on a production-led trajectory with growth targeted in 5 jobs drivers and opportunities for employment creation by â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;securing strong and sustainable employment creationâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;1. The job drivers are, infrastructure, focussing on job creation through the main economic sectors, seizing the potential of new economies, investing in social capital and public services as well as spatial development. Tourism forms one of the key sectors which government will focus on to unlock economic potential. The tourism industry is aimed to produce 225 000 jobs by 2015. Key action areas include strengthening measures to expand tourism infrastructure and services; promote targeted marketing campaigns; manage costs; address quality assurance and logistics; improve training and identify employment and entrepreneurial opportunities for the youth. The job target for the green economy is 300 000 (additional) jobs by 2020. The new growth path commits South Africa to work in partnership with other countries on the continent to build a single African integrated economy embracing one billion consumers, and to focus immediately on expanding economic links with the rest of the continent as being done with the Trans Frontier Conservation Areas in Okhahlamba LM.

Poverty Index Per LM (2011) Amajuba District Municipality

! (

Biggersberg

FREE STATE Van Reenen

! (

Elandslaagte KWAMSANE - A

Emnambithi/Ladysmith ! ( ! (

Geluksburg

! (

Little Switzerland

EKUVUKENI - A WAAYHOEK - A

Ladysmith

Indaka Umzinyathi District Municipality

EZAKHENI - A

( -D EZAKHENI RoosboomEZAKHENI - IAEZAKHENI -C ! (

EZAKHENI - E

FOLWENI - B

Bergville Bergville District ! (

! (

! ( Okhahlamba

! (

Winterton

! (

Colenso

! (

Frere

Weenen

Umtshezi

Cathedral Peak

! (

Estcourt

WEMBESI - C WEMBESI - A

LESOTHO

Imbabazane

! (

Âś

Hlatikulu

Umgungundlovu District Municipality

Legend Poverty Index (2011)

4.75

9.5

28.5

38 Kilometers

Data Sources: - Department of Co-operative Goverance and Traditional Affairs - Stats SA

Legend

Legend % Employment (1996)

% Unemployment (1996)

0 - 11

0 - 113

0 - 203

12 - 24

114 - 284

204 - 386

25 - 36

285 - 428

387 - 749

37 - 50

429 - 596

750 - 1019

51 - 76

597 - 864

1020 - 1529

2014 EDITION Legend Employment Status

Legend % Employment (2011) 288 - 477 478 - 666

Legend % Unemployment (2001) 81 - 462

Source : UThukela 2011 IDP 2014/15

Employment Status Per LM (1996- 2011) Amajuba District Municipality

! (

Biggersberg

FREE STATE Van Reenen

! (

Elandslaagte KWAMSANE - A

Emnambithi/Ladysmith ! ( ! (

Geluksburg

! (

Little Switzerland

EKUVUKENI - A WAAYHOEK - A

Ladysmith

Indaka

EZAKHENI - A EZAKHENI - D RoosboomEZAKHENI - IAEZAKHENI -C EZAKHENI - E

! (

Umzinyathi District Municipality

FOLWENI - B

Bergville Bergville District ! (

! (

! ( Okhahlamba

! (

Winterton

Legend

Legend % Employment (1996)

! (

Frere

! (

0 - 113

Weenen

Umtshezi

% Unemployment (1996) Cathedral Peak

0 - 203

114 - 284

Colenso

! (

Estcourt

WEMBESI - C WEMBESI - A

204 - 386

Imbabazane

LESOTHO

285 - 428

387 - 749

429 - 596

750 - 1019

597 - 864

1020 - 1529

Âś

! (

Umgungundlovu District Municipality

Hlatikulu

4.75

9.5

28.5

38 Kilometers

Data Sources: - Department of Co-operative Goverance and Traditional Affairs - Stats SA

% Employment (2011) 288 - 477 478 - 666 667 - 947 948 - 2062 2063 - 3900

Employment

Legend 60000 (2001) % Unemployment Number of People

Legend

50000 81 - 462 463 - 963 40000 964 - 1424 30000 1425 20000- 2553 2554 10000- 4182

2014 EDITION

KZN232: Emnambi thi/Ladys mith

KZN233: Indaka

KZN234: Umtshezi

KZN235: Okhahla mba

KZN236: Imbabaz ane

Employed 1996

37913

3151

9242

8867

10786

Employed 2001

42124

3005

10012

13098

7423

Employed 2011

47651

4350

13342

13718

10673

Amajuba District Municipality

! (

Biggersberg

FREE STATE

! (

Van Reenen

! (

Elandslaagte KWAMSANE - A

Emnambithi/Ladysmith ! ( ! (

Geluksburg

! (

Little Switzerland

EKUVUKENI - A WAAYHOEK - A

Ladysmith

Indaka

EZAKHENI - A

( -D EZAKHENI RoosboomEZAKHENI - IAEZAKHENI -C ! (

Umzinyathi District Municipality

EZAKHENI - E

FOLWENI - B

Bergville Bergville District ! (

! (

! ( Okhahlamba

! (

Colenso

Winterton Weenen

! (

Frere

! (

Umtshezi

Cathedral Peak

! (

Estcourt

WEMBESI - C WEMBESI - A

Imbabazane

LESOTHO

! (

Umgungundlovu District Municipality

Hlatikulu

Âś

4.75

9.5

28.5

38 Kilometers

Data Sources: - Department of Co-operative Goverance and Traditional Affairs - Stats SA

Legend

Unemployment

% Unemployment (1996) 0 - 203 204 - 386 387 - 749 750 - 1019 1020 - 1529

Legend % Unemployment (2001) 81 - 462 463 - 963

Number of People

011)

Unemployment Status Per LM (1996- 2011)

45000 40000 35000 30000 25000 20000 15000 10000 5000 0

KZN232: Emnambi thi/Ladys mith

KZN233: Indaka

KZN234: Umtshezi

KZN235: Okhahla mba

KZN236: Imbabaza ne

Unemployed 1996

19523

9825

5869

14128

16370

Unemployed 2001

40856

15843

12274

18749

20166

Unemployed 2011

24598

5817

7800

10501

10084

964 - 1424 1425 - 2553 2554 - 4182

2014 EDITION

Index of Multiple Deprivation: Poverty Headcount 2011 in relation to War Room Location and Functionality Amajuba District Municipality

! (

Khabaleni Molefe

! (

' 24

! (

Driefontein

'! ( ' ' Watersmeet' ! ( ' ' Emnambithi/Ladysmith ' ' ' ''''' ' ' ' ' '' '' ' ' ' ' 19

Ekuvukeni ' ' ! ( '' ' '

' 13

' ' ' ' ' Dukuza ! (Okhahlamba' ! (Thabane ' ' ' 11

' 6

2 7 31 6 5 4

Indaka

Jama

Umzinyathi District Municipality

' 9

Tugela Ferry

! (

' 1

Umtshezi

' ' ' Amahlubi Bhekuzulu ' ' ' ' ! ( ' ' ' Imbabazane ' ' ' ' ( ' ' Imbabazane '! ' 11

' 3

' 7

LESOTHO

' 2

Umgungundlovu District Municipality

' 1

Âś

4.75

9.5

28.5

38 Kilometers

Data Sources: - Department of Co-operative Goverance and Traditional Affairs - Stats SA

Legend Poverty Index (2011)

Legend

Legend % Employment (1996)

% Unemployment (1996)

0 - 11

0 - 113

0 - 203

12 - 24

114 - 284

204 - 386

25 - 36

285 - 428

387 - 749

37 - 50

429 - 596

750 - 1019

51 - 76

597 - 864

1020 - 1529

Legend

2014 EDITION

Employment Status

1996 2001

Legend % Employment (2011)

Legend % Unemployment (2001)

288 - 477

81 - 462

478 - 666

463 - 963

667 - 947

964 - 1424

INFRASTRUCTURE

2014 EDITION

Source : UThukela 2011 IDP 2014/15

% Formal and Informal Housing Per LM (2011) AMAJUBA DM

` Biggersberg ^ FREE STATE

` Van Reenen ^

` Elandslaagte ^ Emnambithi/Ladysmith

` Geluksburg ^

UMZINYATHI DM

` Ladysmith ^

` Little Switzerland ^

Indaka

` Ezkakheni ^ ` Roosboom ^ Bergville ` Bergville ^ District ` ^

` ^ Colenso

Okhahlamba

% Formal and Informal Housing Per LM (2

` Winterton ^ ` Weenen ^ ` Frere ^

Legend

Umtshezi

` ^ ` Cathedral Peak ^

Main Towns

` Estcourt ^ Formal Housing

LESOTHO

Informal Housing

Imbabazane

Formal Housing (%) 144 - 731

` Hlatikulu ^ UMGUNGUNDLOVU DM Source: - Department of Co-operative Governance and Traditional Affairs

Âś 0

Household with Access to Formal Housing (1996- 2011)

731 - 1318

4.25

8.5

25.5

1318 - 1905 1905 - 2492 2492 - 3079

Kilometers 34

% Formal & Informal Housing per LM (2011) Formal

Informal

50000 45000

Households

40000

35000 30000

25000

20000 15000 10000

5000 0 1996

Emnambithi 22145

2001

32673

9576

7838

10974

10754

2011

46708

12 213

13272

11790

13081

2014 EDITION

Indaka 5070

Umtshezi 5912

Okhahlamba 5951

Imbabazane 3225

Emnambithi

Indaka

Umtshezi

Okhahlamba

Imbabazane

% Households With and Without Access to Piped Water Per LM (2011) AMAJUBA DM

` Biggersberg ^

FREE STATE

` Van Reenen ^

` Elandslaagte ^ Emnambithi/Ladysmith

` Geluksburg ^

` Ladysmith ^

` Little Switzerland ^

UMZINYATHI DM

Indaka

` Ezkakheni ^ ` Roosboom ^ Bergville ` Bergville ^ District ` ^

` Colenso ^

Okhahlamba

2011)

` Winterton ^ ` Weenen ^ ` Frere ^ ` Cathedral Peak ^

Umtshezi

` Estcourt ^

LESOTHO Imbabazane

` Hlatikulu ^ UMGUNGUNDLOVU DM Source: - Department of Co-operative Governance and Traditional Affairs

4.25

8.5

25.5

Kilometers 34

Households With Access to Piped Water (1996 - 2011)

% Households With and Without Access to Piped Water Per LM (2011) Legend

` ^

Âś 0

35000

Main Towns

30000 No Access With Access

25000

No Access to Piped Water (%)

Households

9 - 618 618 - 1227 1227 - 1836 1836 - 2445 2445 - 3054

20000 15000 10000 5000

% Households With and Without Access to Piped Water (2011) 100 90

0 1996

Emnambithi 14482

Indaka 1001

Umtshezi 4282

Okhahlamba 1289

Imbabazane 436

2001

16 412

316

3637

1235

295

2011

31232

8524

12128

13565

6557

16 32

80 70

50 40

75.16

84 68

30 20

24.84

10 Emnambithi

Indaka

13 Umtshezi

% With Access

Okhahlamba

% Without Access

Imbabazane

2014 EDITION

% Households With and Without Access to Sanitation (2011) AMAJUBA DM

` Biggersberg ^

FREE STATE

` Van Reenen ^

` Elandslaagte ^ Emnambithi/Ladysmith

` Geluksburg ^

` Ladysmith ^

` Little Switzerland ^

UMZINYATHI DM

Indaka

` Ezkakheni ^ ` Roosboom ^ Bergville ` Bergville ^ District ` ^

` Colenso ^

Okhahlamba

% Households With and Without Access to Sanitatio

` Winterton ^ ` Weenen ^ ` Frere ^

Umtshezi

Legend

` ^

` Cathedral Peak ^

Main Towns

` Estcourt ^ With Sanitation

LESOTHO

Without Sanitation

Imbabazane

Households with Access to Sanitation (%) 19 - 649

` Hlatikulu ^ UMGUNGUNDLOVU DM Source: - Department of Co-operative Governance and Traditional Affairs

Âś 0

Households With Access to Sanitation (1996-2011)

649 - 1279

4.25

8.5

1279 - 1909 1909 - 2539

25.5

Kilometers 34

25391 - 3170

% Households With and Without Access to Sanitation (2011)

35000

Households

30000 25000

100

20000

15000

10000

5000

0 1996

Emnambithi 16460

Indaka 49

Umtshezi 5164

Okhahlamba 971

Imbabazane 132

2001

24372

3511

6791

2625

958

2011

34718

3316

11045

6708

1433

50 40

20 10 0

Emnambithi

Indaka

Umtshezi

Okhahlamba

Imbabazane

Households Without Access to Sanitation (%) Households With Access to Sanitation (%)

2014 EDITION

% Households With and Wthout Access to Electricity (2011) AMAJUBA DM

` Biggersberg ^

FREE STATE

` Van Reenen ^

` Elandslaagte ^ Emnambithi/Ladysmith

` Geluksburg ^

` Ladysmith ^

` Little Switzerland ^

UMZINYATHI DM

Indaka

` Ezkakheni ^ ` Roosboom ^

% Households With and Without Access to Electricity (201 Bergville ` Bergville ^ District ` ^

` Colenso ^

Okhahlamba

on (2011)

Legend

` Winterton ^

` ^

` Weenen ^ ` Frere ^ ` Cathedral Peak ^

Main Towns

Umtshezi

` Estcourt ^

With Electricity Without Electrcity

LESOTHO

Households with Access to Electricity (%) 67- 1790

Imbabazane

1790 - 3513 3513 - 5237

` Hlatikulu ^ UMGUNGUNDLOVU DM Source: - Department of Co-operative Governance and Traditional Affairs

5237 - 6960

Âś 0

4.25

8.5

25.5

6960 - 8684

Kilometers 34

% Households With and Without Access to Electricity (2011) 100 98

94 92 90

86 84

Emnambithi

Indaka

Umtshezi

% With Electricity

Okhahlamba

Imbabazane

% Without Electricity

2014 EDITION

% Households With and Without Access to Refuse Removal (2011) AMAJUBA DM

` Biggersberg ^

FREE STATE

` Van Reenen ^

` Elandslaagte ^ Emnambithi/Ladysmith

` Geluksburg ^

` Ladysmith ^

` Little Switzerland ^

UMZINYATHI DM

Indaka

` Ezkakheni ^ ` Roosboom ^ Bergville ` Bergville ^ District ` ^

` Colenso ^

Okhahlamba

% Households With and Without Access to Refuse Remov

` Winterton ^ ` Weenen ^ ` ^ Frere ` Cathedral Peak ^

Legend

Umtshezi

` ^

Main Towns

Estcourt

With Refuse Removal

LESOTHO

Without Refuse Removal

Households with Access to Refuse Removal (%)

Imbabazane

2 - 242 242 - 747

` Hlatikulu ^ UMGUNGUNDLOVU DM Source: - Department of Co-operative Governance and Traditional Affairs

747 - 1432

Âś 0

4.25

8.5

25.5

1432 - 2355 2355 - 3157 Kilometers 34

% Households With and Without Access to Refuse Removal (2011) 11

Households with Access to Refuse Removal (1996-2011) 55

35000

30000 90.31

Households

Indaka

2014 EDITION

15000

5000 9.69

% with Refuse Removal

20000

10000

Emnambithi

25000

Umtshezi

Okhahlamba

% without Refuse Removal

Imbabazane

0 1996

Emnambithi 18045

Indaka 190

Umtshezi 5786

Okhahlamba 497

Imbabazane 28

2001

26408

2713

7581

1155

231

2011

33716

2682

9681

2549

193

Value of MIG Funding Per LM (October 2009 - July 2014 ) AMAJUBA DM

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FREE STATE

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MIG Projects Main Towns

Value of MIG Funding Per LM (Rands)

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LESOTHO

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` Geluksburg ^ !!

UMZINYATHI DM

!! !! Van Reenen !!

!! Source: - Department of Co-operative Governance and Traditional Affairs

Indaka

Âś

UMGUNGUNDLOVU DM 4

Umtshezi Imbabazane

Kilometers 32

Emnambithi

Value of MIG Funding Per LM R 700.00 R 600.00

Millions

R 500.00 R 400.00 R 300.00 R 200.00 R 100.00 R 0.00 Value of MIG Funding Per LM

EMNAMBITHI R 670 384 470.46

INDAKA R 335 933 640.20

UMTSHEZI R 502 621 083.48

OKHAHLAMBA R 413 916 268.84

IMBABAZANE R 547 582 669.17

2014 EDITION

Value of MIG Funding Per Service Type LM (October 2009 - July 2014 ) AMAJUBA DM

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Fencing

Local Amenities Markets Multi purpose community halls

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Solid waste disposal site

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Value of MIG Funding Per LM (Rands) Indaka Okhahlamba Umtshezi Imbabazane Emnambithi

2014 EDITION

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Kilometers 32

Emnambithi

R 203 701 349.61

Water R 9 911 115.98

Taxi Rank

R 20 296 400.00

EMNAMBITHI

Street / Community Lighting

R 39 459 322.93

Sport Facility

R 16 479 865.70

Solid Waste Disposal Site

R 176 122 578.75

Sanitation

R 159 351 586.33

Road & Stormwater R 4 971 556.00

Other

R 40 090 695.16

Multi purpose community halls R 0.00

R 50 000 000.00

R 100 000 000.00

R 150 000 000.00

R 200 000 000.00

R 250 000 000.00

Indaka

R 52 635 949.00

Water Taxi Rank

R 915 575.00

Street / Community Lighting

R 176 985.00 R 132 172 470.00

INDAKA

Sanitation

R 140 625 133.20

Road & Stormwater Other

R 0.00 R 4 267 528.00

Multi purpose community halls

R 1 900 000.00

Markets Local Amenities

R 400 000.00 R 2 840 000.00

Child Care Facilities R 0.00

R 20 000 000.00

R 40 000 000.00

R 60 000 000.00

R 80 000 000.00 R 100 000 000.00 R 120 000 000.00 R 140 000 000.00 R 160 000 000.00

UMtshezi

R 287 176 853.35

Water R 80 351 420.05

Sanitation

R 118 401 810.08

UMTSHEZI

Road & Stormwater Other

R 0.00 R 7 215 000.00

Multi purpose community halls Markets

R 1 070 000.00

Fencing Child Care Facilities R 0.00

R 2 831 000.00 R 5 575 000.00 R 50 000 000.00

R 100 000 000.00

R 150 000 000.00

R 200 000 000.00

R 250 000 000.00

R 300 000 000.00

UKhahlamba

R 137 337 508.00

Water

OKHAHLAMBA

Taxi Ranks

R 10 140 061.61 R 108 492 963.97

Sanitation

R 108 991 368.90

Road & Stormwater Other

R 3 738 568.00 R 40 110 489.83

Multi purpose community halls Child Care Facilities R 0.00

R 5 105 308.53 R 20 000 000.00

R 40 000 000.00

R 60 000 000.00

R 80 000 000.00

R 100 000 000.00

R 120 000 000.00

R 140 000 000.00

2014 EDITION

Imbabazane

R 365 588 468.80

IMBABAZANE

Water R 67 463 994.85

Sanitation

R 90 120 110.84

Road & Stormwater

Multi purpose community halls

R 24 410 094.68

UTHUKELA DISTRICT MUNICIPALITY CONTACT DETAILS Print

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Municipal Demarcation Board Code: DC23 Location of Head Office: Ladysmith Municipal Area (km²): 11 329 km2 Population (estimated): ± 656 986 Local Municipalities: Emnambithi/Ladysmith; Imbabazane; Indaka; Okhahlamba; Umtshezi.

MEMBERS OF COUNCIL

His Worship the Mayor: Cllr.Dudu Mazibuko Deputy Mayor: Cllr. Maliyakhe Shelembe Speaker: Cllr. Timoh Jeebodht Executive Committee Members: Cllr. S.M. Sithole Cllr. S.A. Mvelase Cllr. C.J.S. Nunes Cllr. B.A. Mnculwane Cllr. M.D. Mazibuko

CHIEF OFFICERS

Municipal Manager: Mr Sifiso Kunene Chief Financial Officer: J.N. Madondo Executive Director Corporate Services: Z.D. Sithole Executive Director Technical & Infrastructural Services: S.J. Gcabashe Executive Director Health & Environmental Services: B.H. Khoza Acting Executive Director Strategic Planning & Economic Development: W.Viljoen Water Services Manager: B.S. Dladla

CONTACT DETAILS

Physical Address: 76 Murchison Street, Ladysmith, 3370. Postal Address: P.O. Box 116, Ladysmith, 3370. Tel: +27 036 638 5100 Fax: +27 036 637 5608 E-mail: municipalmanager@uthukeladm.co.za Website: www.uthukeladm.co.za

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